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Isnumber nested with sumproduct

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    Isnumber nested with sumproduct

    Dear Experts,

    I am having some values in column A1:A10 with some cell having - (dash). Correspondingly column B1:B10 is also having some values with - related to - in column. To calculate sumproduct of both the columns leaving dashed cell, i type following array formula -

    =if(isnumber(A1:A10),sumproduct(A1:A10*B1:B10),"-")
    but it is returning #value. If we delete all dashed cell, then it returns only. How to make a round about.

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    Dastgir

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    Re: Isnumber nested with sumproduct

    If you have also dash in column B you get (also) an error on that.
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    Re: Isnumber nested with sumproduct

    Hi

    Can you post a smaple file of what you have and show what you want to achieve.


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    Re: Isnumber nested with sumproduct

    Have you tried SUMPRODUCT like this

    =SUMPRODUCT(A1:A10,B1:B10)

    that will ignore any dashes (effectively treat them like zero)
    Audere est facere

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    Re: Isnumber nested with sumproduct

    Dear Daddylonglegs,

    You did me discover a new way of using sumproduct. it really working wonders. thanks a lot.

    Regards,

    Dastgir

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